Really interesting read and cool to be able to see the exact gear and settings that were used for each shot. The portraits seem super bland to me but I guess that's what you want for such things, very vanilla, very clean. Thanks for sharing.
RodPhoto
I feel bad I laughed out loud at this.
Ah, there it is! Thanks for reporting it, I'm glad it's in the queue.
Interesting, I'm also on MIUI 12.5 but I'm using Brave. Not really willing to change my browser for this, so I'll just wait. Thanks for the info, though!
It fails at respecting my screen's orientation lock on Android, so when in bed it kept rotating to landscape and that was extremely annoying, so had to remove it.
- Install a browser extension called "Stylus"
- Navigate to the provided link (https://userstyles.world/style/10437/kbin-slim)
- Click on the INSTALL button on the lower right.
- Donesies
Any favorites in particular?
So it's only "your" community as long as it suits and benefits Reddit for which they are happy that you grow and moderate said community, but if it doesn't suit them, then it's not yours, it's "the people's", unless of course the people vote democratically to change the nature of the community, in which case it doesn't belong to them either, and so it belongs to Reddit and they can do with it what they want.
What a bunch of buuuuuuuullshieeeeeeeeeet.
Awesome, thank you!
I admire your optimism and hope you're right!
Absolutely. I love playing around with old gear so even today I find myself reading their reviews from 10 years ago. AI is likely to make all commercial photography obsolete very soon, but it's nice to know someone has faith in the subject, even if only for us who will still appreciate going out to find those photos.
Same, captcha was unbearable when using VPN so I just went to Bing. Fuck Google.